While many just call it “Big Beach and Little Beach,” or Makena State park, it is Oneloa State Park, a natural jewel in South Maui. The Oneloa Coalition was organized back in 2009 to “ensure the preservation of historical sites and natural ecology at this State Park,’ and KCA is among the named stakeholders. This afternoon’s (6/24/13) meeting in Wailuku discussed a...
Read MoreLast evening (6/18/13) another full house at the Kihei Charter School listened to and questioned our three area State Legislators, Sen. Roz Baker, South -side representative Kaniela Ing and North Kihei-Maalaea Representative Angus McKelvey on a myriad of topics and issues of concern. After local fisher Basil Oshiro opened with the Sense of Place segment, followed by Kirk Surry and...
Read MoreUPDATE 6/18/13) Here’s the word from DPW on our inquiry: according to Ray Oshiro, “we are currently replacing the aged and deteriorated wooden barricades and the concrete barriers with guardrails. We will be installing an access gate for our maintenance purposes. We will be doing the same on the north end at Kulanihakoi. Our work is not complete as we still need to install the...
Read MoreIn response to numerous community member requests, here is what KCA formally advised land owners Sarofim Realty Advisors regarding the future development on the large area mauka Pi’llani Highway near Kaonoulu, marked by the lengthy stretch of black fencing. Click on the individual pages to enlarge and make legible.
Read MoreUPDATE 6/15/13. When KCA met with Sarofim Realty Advisers on June 4 and communicated that a strong segment of our community felt the black “wall” dust construction fence should be removed from Pi’ilani mauka while the entire proposed project was being considered, they replied they would not take this action. But ah, once again, Makani does not heed these decisions, and has...
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